Der Kleine Chinese - Menu

simple and good kitchen for the small wallet. self-service. centrally located in the pedestrian zone. the sushi is very delicious.

a smile and good appetit. maybe "has it tasted"? Instead, she pulls a face and bangs the food wordless......Curry was ok. nix special.

I like to enjoy here if I have spontaneously lust on asian and should go fast, a good curry. friendly staff (or owner)? sufficient proportions and fair price levels. always happy.

eating is really super tasty but the atmosphere doesn't work. the service is extremely unfriendly and unharmed and speaks only the most necessary. if you wish a few, you'll be directly stupid.

quickly wanted to eat lunch and try out the little chinese, my English translation from the kline Chinese.Sweet and sour pork, chicken fried rice,and a few early rolls. nothing special but average Chinese food. However, prices are very reasonable, so there is nothing to complain about.

this is definitely not the best Chinese/Asian eating in the city, but it is good enough to comfort her hungry. we have visited them occasionally and I have ordered a few noodles that I always find very good. the price is absolutely unbeatable ... it is impossible to get a decent meal for less money.

if you are in town and get amusement on asian, don't want to give soo much and still don't want to go into a fast food chain, the little chinese is just the right one. eating is good, there is a great choice and you can sit down. it is very narrow and small, but it doesn't matter. the price-performance ratio is correct.

we were visiting a friend and went to the local with the children in the evening. we were also the only guests who had already given us thought. absolutely poor service, the soybeans and salt pepper shakers on the table were glued and eating was anything but good. I know another filiale in the mouth, and this is (was) better about classes!This is not at all!

The small Chinese are a small chain of Chinese fast restaurants in Munich. Originally the idea was probably: by students for students. The concept is still recognizable today. You can order something from the pretty clear map at the counter and find a place in the established and simply furnished restaurant. A short time later the food is placed. The map is, as I said, quite clear and includes the common standards of Chinese restaurants: various meats (Ente, Chicken, Pig, Rind, Fish) with two, three different sauces; for Veggies there are tofu or fried noodles. The quality of the price is simply acceptable.